How many times can you drive by before you FINALLY stop in. Sunday before thanksgiving seemed like…read morethe perfect time to load up on items! And holy carrots Batman! The kind I remember as a kid that we huge! Apples, oranges, lemons, limes, nuts, garlic, carrots and radishes oh my! Plus plenty more. I had to resist the local honey at a great price- but I have plenty of honey at home already. Just a simply produce stand with great prices and an abundance of items. Just stop in~ you know you want to!

What a great little fruit stand! Fresh fruit, veggies grown right there. Sometimes they'll have…read moreplant city strawberries before they start picking their own.

Picking strawberries here is delightful. Jams are now made...prompt service. Fields well…read moremaintained. Abundant berries allowed me to pick 11/nearly 2 buckets in about 20 minutes. Two varieties and both sweet.

Cool little produce stand on the side of the road in the middle of nowhere. I would definitely…read morerecommend if you were in this area, stop by and check them out.

Best spot for produce. Great prices…read more See the couple in the front entrance. I SWEAR, THE BEAST LEMONADE IN JAX!!!! Real lemonade with pulp! She has watermelons, boiled peanuts, fresh eggs and local honey. Very friendly and wonderful customer service.

This farmer's market has multiple vendors with fresh vegetables and fruit. Definitely the largest…read moreselection I have found in this area. We also bought some local honey and enjoyed a beautiful nursery with a great selection of plants. Plenty of parking here. Great option for local produce if convenient for you.

I recently got to visit Urban Folk Farm as part of Slow Food First Coast's Tour De Farm 2015. They…read morehave lots of various crops (and some chickens!). The owner told us she is pretty new to farming and they have a "farm stand" to purchase their goods. Instead of a CSA where you get whatever they give you, she sends an email out with what they have and you can pick and choose and let them know when you want to pick up your items (they have set hours all week). Nice setup if you live on the Westside!

Wow we just discovered these people the food is delicious we bought some black radishes and grade…read morethem up and put them in our salad tonight they're wonderful we met The farmer and his son at the Orange Park Town hall farmers market on the corner of Kingsley and Highway 17 Park Ave. in Orange Park when we went there for the first time last Sunday and all their produce was so Beautiful and delicious also the prices are competitive I strongly suggest that y'all go to one of his locations I think there's three and also you can visit the farm and take a tour over off of Normandy in Jacksonville we're going to do that soon and then I will update how that was!

This is the best grocery store in town for produce and meat. The steaks are the same price as…read moreCostco but you don't have to buy a $100 dollar pack and they are aged. Also, they serve some delicious ice cream and food. Hot dog isn't as good as Costco but it is an easy cheap snack after shopping. Wish they would bring back the sandwiches.

I love Freshfield Farm! Terrific prices on meats and vegetables. Fresh. Fresh. Fresh! We go every…read morecouple of weeks. Store is always clean. Staff is always friendly. It's always crowded and a little difficult to "buggy" around sometimes but that doesn't keep me from going. Always interesting exotic fruits to look at.

Massive waste of time. I'm a Floridian born and raised so I have driven by this place many times. I…read morealso was a flea market kid, hanging out at flea markets all through out my life. Came here with HIGH hopes but I drove 50 min to buy a lemonade and that's about it. Felt like I was at some weird political convention. Many of the vendors are selling items made in China including tacky MAGA merch, it's pretty disturbing and sad. Meanwhile the vendors not selling cheap Chinese items are slim to none. Among the empty rows you might actually find people selling items that people would truly be interested in such as antiques, framed art, decor, and glassware. But again, it is slim to none. In my opinion, there were barely any good vendors here and the ones you might find are either selling garbage or selling animals in small cages overheating in nearly 90 degree weather. An extremely disappointing waste of time visiting this place and a disgrace to what flea markets used to be. I thought visiting the antique store would bring me a bit of happiness but even then it was just okay. There are plenty antique stores in Jacksonville that beat this place in both pricing and available items. Super sad to say it but this place was not worth my time.

Drove 1-1:2 hours from Daytona to go here. It was Very disappointing, what happened. Veggies…read morewere way over priced (drove back to the Palatka veggie stand on 100). Saw vendors eating from the grills they were cooking on for patron's and that's a big disappointment for me. (Must be the norm, we stopped at Wendy's on the way out of town and encountered the same thing at that restaurant). We use to love this drive to get a way on a road trip. Have to find a new place for a road trip.

I can't say enough on how fabulous this place is on ever level! You won't find fresher organic…read moreproduce around and having a fresh share box each week which I pick up at the St. Augustine Ampitheater is so convenient. The box the produce comes packed in is an amazing storage container which really helps keep the produce fresh without wrapping in plastic. I am an avid juicer and have really enjoyed juicing vegetables I would have not tried on my own. The cooking recipes are most helpful and have added great nutritional variety to my diet as well. The produce comes neatly packed and pre-rinsed. I always look forward to seeing what I have in my box each Saturday, always such a treat! Check them out; you won't be disappointed!!! Love, love, love what they do!

This place is AMAZING! They have amazing seasonal organic vegetables. The farm and their crew are…read morepassionate about what they do and it shows. It feels great buying, sustainable, organically farmed vegetables and supporting this farm. I didn't realize how labor intensive their work was until I volunteered at their Winter Park Farmers Market. This is definitely a labor of love for them, they love feeding their local community. I love supporting businesses like this one.

The Alachua Farmers Market has quickly become one of my favorite Saturday morning stops. It's not…read morehuge, but it's packed with charm, friendly vendors, and some really great food options. I love walking around, checking out the booths, and finding new local treasures. One of my absolute musts now is a matcha drink from Honey Nitro + Cold Brew. I had never tried matcha before, but a friend recommended their version with vanilla or lavender, and oh my gosh, it was creamy, smooth, and totally addictive. I seriously didn't know I could love matcha this much! Pappa Thai's summer rolls are another go-to. They're fresh, flavorful, and honestly hit the spot every single time. Light but filling and perfect for walking around with. And I can't forget Proud Pickles, they're such a fun little stand, and I'm absolutely obsessed with their items. Sweet, tangy, spicy, you name it, they've got it. I'm giving 4 stars only because I wish there were a few more vendors but I understand Gainesville is a small town. But honestly, it's still such a lovely experience and totally worth checking out if you're in the area.

This was my first time at this market and I'm so sad I didn't find it sooner! There were tons of…read morevendors and a nice covered area to walk through. The parking is pretty easy and it seemed like there were plenty of spots, and all of the vendors I interacted with were very kind and friendly. I got a sesame bagel from BagelCorp (forgot to get a pic!) and a cherry chocolate chip scone from Voltaire, and both were pretty yummy and not too expensive. I'll definitely be back!

Since Amber Brooke Farm's closure, my mom and I were looking for a new U-Pick farm. After seeing…read morethis place advertised on Instagram, we have made Crossroads our new home. It's pretty simple, and more cost effective especially if you're picking pounds. It typically cost about $4/lb which is standard. The field is huge and plentiful, and you will find some juicy, sweet berries. We stopped by on Tuesday after a weekend of rain - which meant ripe berries. We picked 9 lbs in 30 minutes. This farm is great for families as they have a playground and covered seating. Also, they have additional items that they sell like produce and jams. After coming here a few times, I will say if you can come during the week - definitely make the trip versus the weekend where they will more busy. Hopefully in the future they will have flowers, produce, and other fruit like blueberries for U-Pick and really grow the local farm.

I was looking forward to go to Roger's Farm today for their U Pick Strawberry season…read more My friend, her 2 year old son, and I arrived to find they were closed. We didn't go out of a whim. We checked their website, Instagram, and Facebook before making the trip to make sure they were not out. Their website listed times for Sunday from 11am to 3pm for u-pick. Their Instagram and Facebook had the same posts. Their latest post said they will reopen on Saturday, March 13th and no follow-up post if they were picked out. I even sent them a DM asking if they would be open. I called on Saturday (3/13), early Sunday (3/14) around 8am, and again at 10am & 10:30am to make sure we weren't going to be arrive and then be out of strawberries. When you call the message speaks about closing dates for February, and then says their inbox is full. We got there at 11:33am and found the gate closed. We drove around thinking maybe there would be another entrance, and came back to their only entrance. There was nobody around. We called again; no answer; voicemail full. We checked their websites and social media again for an update -- alas, nothing. My friend's 2 year old was so upset. It was just so disappointing to drive out that far. We think maybe they forgot to "spring forward" with daylight savings, but as my friend said...isn't daylight sayings time meant for farmers? Either way we got there at what would've been less than 30 minutes to open. They should've updated their website, social media, or phone system at the least! We can't support local or farmers if we don't know when they are in business.

Lakeshore produce is that kinda country feeling fruit Stand that you always love to stop by while…read moreon vacation. This one offers not only fresh fruit and vegetables, but a multiple of products likes jam and jellies, and they make fresh brisket daily on their open days. They have fresh salads such as macaroni and great chicken salad. The offerings vary per produce is seasonal. Service had a smile and I was in and out quickly.

Got some great fruit today at great prices. Bananas & strawberries. Very fresh! Also bought some…read moreribs from their barbecue; delish!!